15 year old cat, told she likely has cancer. Can anyone take a look at the X-rays and blood work to give their opinion?

Thanks for reaching out with your question. I'm sorry to hear about your cat's situation; it can be tough dealing with such concerning news. While I can't review images or test results here, I can offer some general guidance.



At 15, your cat is considered a senior, and unfortunately, cancer is more common in older cats. Common signs include weight loss, changes in appetite, lethargy, and unusual lumps. However, these signs can also occur with other conditions, so tests like X-rays and blood work are crucial to understanding what's going on.



At home, focus on keeping your cat comfortable. Provide a quiet, cozy spot, ensure she stays hydrated, and offer her favorite foods to promote eating. Observe any changes in her behavior or health, such as increased pain, difficulty breathing, or severe weight loss, as these require immediate veterinary attention.



Since diagnosing and managing cancer involves detailed evaluation, I recommend scheduling a video consult with Dial A Vet. Our vets can provide tailored advice and next steps by reviewing any images and tests you have. We're here to support you and your cat during this challenging time.